to some degree we leverage levels reads; not all the time, but it's certainly part of the plan. So far we've just had the QB stay in the pocket so that it would be easier for him to get the footwork right versus trying to throw on the run. maybe the footwork is less important though...You could give him a couple of guys on the side he rolls out to and maybe one guy going deep. Let him read the levels from shortest to deepest. If he doesn't like any of them then just run. It would put the defenders into a run pass conflict they would have to either stick with their receiver or try to stop the run.
Also a heavy dose of read option.
We also ran a lot read option (RPO specifically) early in the game against UTw. JM had 1 or 2 decent runs out of it, but then Utw started forcing the "P" option...